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During install, the package prompts for none or manual SSL configuration for nginx. If you select manual it prompts for the SSL cert and key paths to configure nginx with.
After entering the cert and key path, the installer attempts to copy the files to /etc/ssl/private/<file_name>.(crt/.key)
However, if the crt/key files you supply are already in /etc/ssl/private, the installer fails with cp: '/etc/ssl/private/<filename>' and '/etc/ssl/private/<filename>' are the same file
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Thanks for your bug report and sorry for the inconvenience caused. I will dig into this, however I'm curious on what would you expect on this scenario?
I had already copied the key/crt to /etc/ssl/private, so I guess I would expect the installer to recognise that the files already exist and (a) prompt if I want to overwrite them (b) if the source (configured) and destination file are the same not attempt to copy it again.
-- Operating system: Debian 10
-- Web server: nginx
-- Database server: mysql
none
ormanual
SSL configuration for nginx. If you selectmanual
it prompts for the SSL cert and key paths to configure nginx with./etc/ssl/private/<file_name>.(crt/.key)
/etc/ssl/private
, the installer fails withcp: '/etc/ssl/private/<filename>' and '/etc/ssl/private/<filename>' are the same file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: